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Herald Zeitung in New Braunfels, Texas

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Herald Zeitung

Location

New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1985

Page

3

Rioting at Heysel stadium leaves 38 dead

At Brussels Heysel stadium a deadly riot between British and Italian fans during a European Cup match left 38 dead and more than 250 injured. The government debated banning British teams from Belgium while inquiries into responsibility began.

Brussels Belgium Interior Ministry European Soccer Association Heysel Britain Bradford London Margaret Thatcher Wilfried Martens Bettino Craxi Juventus Turin Italy Liverpool

Family ties in spy ring target Navy officers and kin

A former Navy officer Arthur James Walker 50 pleaded not guilty after admitting joining a spy ring with his brother John Anthony Walker Jr. and nephew Michael Walker. He said he was paid 12000 dollars for confidential U.S. Navy plans turned over to the Soviet Union beginning in 1980. The trio was indicted on espionage charges and held without bond. FBI says motives were financial.

Norfolk, Va Navy Soviet Union FBI Arthur James Walker Virginia Beach U.S Gilbert R. Swink Jr Norfolk John Anthony Walker Jr Arthur Walker John Walker Michael Nimitz Baltimore U.S. Navy U.S. District Court Chesapeake VSE Corp VSE United States Navy Michael Walker Meyera E. Oberndorf

Islamic group claims murder and kidnappings in Beirut

Islamic Jihad, tied to Iran, claims killing Denis Hill and kidnapping American David Jacobsen and French nationals Jean-Paul Kauffman and Michel Seurat amid Beirut fighting. President Gemayel seeks Syrian intervention as shelling damages his palace.

Beirut Lebanon Islamic Jihad Iran Kuwait United States France Iraq Amin Gemayel Damascus Syria Hafez Assad Gemayel Denis Hill David P. Jacobsen University Hospital Jean-Paul Kauffman Michel Seurat Jacobsen Huntington Beach Calif

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